Laila Ajjawi: a street artist serving women and refugees in Jordan
Laila Ajjawi or when street-art defends feminism! Through her murals, the young Jordanian of Palestinian origin shakes up mentalities. Her work defends equality between...
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48 hours in Jericho
Would you like to go to Palestine? Rich in history, this little piece of land, thousands of years old, offers many surprises. And if...
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“In the UAE, the coffee culture is widespread”
Who hasn't felt like leaving everything behind to open his own business and start new projects? That's what Nooran Al Bannay, an Emirati woman...
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Mohammed Salah donates ambulance centre to his hometown
Freshly crowned English champions with his club Liverpool, Mohammed Salah wanted to confirm his sporting success and solidarity with the people of his hometown....
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Jordan issued 190,000 work permits to Syrian refugees.
As the Coronavirus epidemic rages around the world, the Jordanian government has decided to make a gesture in favor of the Syrian refugees to...
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Shaneikiah Bickham , coach and co-founder of the first Roller Derby team in Egypt
For 12 years, Egypt has had its own women's roller derby team. A sport of contact that might come as a surprise in a...
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Arab World Institute reopens its doors today
Closed for several months due to the coronavirus and the health emergency in France, the Institut du Monde Arabe announced its reopening today.
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Saudi Arabia to create 260,000 jobs in the tourism sector in 3 years
While the tourism sector is suffering from the global coronavirus epidemic, the Saudi authorities have announced their intention to create more than 260,000 jobs...
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Ramy, a season 2 even more rooted in the Arab-Muslim culture
The comedy series, which stands out for its insider's approach to Arab-Muslim culture, was a resounding success in its first season. That was all...